Xueqin Zhu
Biographic Data
| ID | 3705838 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xueqin Zhu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Xueqin |
| FAMILY NAME | Zhu |
| SIGNATURE | ZHU X |
| AFFILIATIONS | Wageningen University & Research |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5772-1090 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Grandparenthood Penalty in Agriculture
Grandparenting is common globally, but it entails substantial costs of transferring time, financial and emotional resources and is said to cause a variety of labour market consequences for caregivers. This paper examines the effect of grandparents’ grandchild caregiving on their farm performance in rural China where grandparenting has historically been prevalent. Using a constructed panel data on potential grandparents’ grandparenting status from…
Deeds and Words
We explore the mechanisms of the attitude-behavior paradox and how multiple stakeholders strategize to compromise their attitudes and behaviors. Through an instrumental variable probit model, we examine the effect of income heterogeneity and social ties on the farmers' attitude-behavior paradox for collective action. The empirical results demonstrate that weak and strong ties, income heterogeneity, interaction terms, education, community environm…
Do small and equally distributed farm sizes imply large resource misallocation? Evidence from wheat-maize double-cropping in the North China Plain
The egalitarian allocation of agricultural land and small operational farm sizes in rural China raise questions about the implications for overall productivity given that there exists potentially large heterogeneity in farm-level productivities. This paper examines to what extent land and capital are misallocated in a region in the North China Plain that is characterized by small and relatively equally distributed farm sizes. Using a survey data …
An economic-psychological perspective on perceived land tenure security
Land tenure security perceived by farmers is generally considered an important precondition for rural development. In this paper, we first propose a holistic framework of land tenure security that integrates Van Gelder’s tripartite view of tenure security with Ho’s credibility thesis. Following this framework, we empirically investigate the interrelation between the cognitive and the affective components of tenure security perceptions, and analyz…
Trust or Control? The Role of Group Size in Governing Small-scale Irrigation Facilities
One of the key issues in collective action is whether stakeholders are able to realize commons governance through a trust-based mode or control-based mode. This paper, examines whether trust and control affect the commons governance for small-scale irrigation facilities, and the moderating effects of group size on the relationship between trust and control and cooperative performance. The data were collected from 504 households who participated i…
Risk communication, women’s participation and flood mitigation in Vietnam
Perceptions of Land Tenure Security in Rural China
Tenure security is commonly recognized as an important factor in stimulating long-term investments in land. Recent studies suggest that a distinction between legal, actual and perceived tenure security needs to be made in analyzing tenure security. This study discusses the relationships between legal, actual and perceived land tenure security in rural China, and empirically examines the impact of actual on perceived land tenure security by applyi…
Persistence of land reallocations in Chinese villages
Land reallocations have been severely restricted in rural China since 1998. Nevertheless, land continues to be reallocated in some regions. Little is known about the forces behind the persistence of land reallocations. In this paper we argue that village self-governance rules affect the implementation of national laws and regulations, and that the election of village leaders and villagers' knowledge of relevant policies are major forces in the us…
Evaluation of Climate Change Adaptation Alternatives for Smallholder Farmers in the Upper Blue-Nile Basin
Income Groups, Social Capital, and Collective Action on Small-Scale Irrigation Facilities
This article examines whether relationships between social capital characteristics and the willingness of farmers to cooperate in collective action is moderated by the farmers' income level. We employed a structural equation model to analyze the influence of social capital components (social networks, interpersonal trust, social reciprocity, and social participation) on the willingness of farmers to cooperate in collective small-scale irrigation …
Nash bargaining solutions for international climate agreements under different sets of bargaining weights
Bargaining is a tool to share collaborative gains and to facilitate reaching agreement. To improve incentives to join an international climate agreement (ICA), the Nash bargaining solution can be used to distribute cooperative gains across signatories. In this paper, we examine how the formation of ICAs and their mitigation efficiency are impacted by the use of the Nash bargaining solution. In a Nash bargaining game with heterogeneous players, ba…
The enlargement of the European Union
A Barometer of Society
I watched Aspirations with mixed feelings of joy and anxiety. After the uproar over the production erupted, I became worried. People like myself, who are concerned with writing about contemporary China's historical changes and transformations in social relationships, could not anticipate that something would be exposed in such an indoor television drama. We were taken by surprise. In my mind, the original creative intentions of those who produced…
Persistence of land reallocations in Chinese villages
Land reallocations have been severely restricted in rural China since 1998. Nevertheless, land continues to be reallocated in some regions. Little is known about the forces behind the persistence of land reallocations. In this paper we argue that village self-governance rules affect the implementation of national laws and regulations, and that the election of village leaders and villagers' knowledge of relevant policies are major forces in the us…
An economic-psychological perspective on perceived land tenure security
Land tenure security perceived by farmers is generally considered an important precondition for rural development. In this paper, we first propose a holistic framework of land tenure security that integrates Van Gelder’s tripartite view of tenure security with Ho’s credibility thesis. Following this framework, we empirically investigate the interrelation between the cognitive and the affective components of tenure security perceptions, and analyz…
Perceptions of Land Tenure Security in Rural China
Tenure security is commonly recognized as an important factor in stimulating long-term investments in land. Recent studies suggest that a distinction between legal, actual and perceived tenure security needs to be made in analyzing tenure security. This study discusses the relationships between legal, actual and perceived land tenure security in rural China, and empirically examines the impact of actual on perceived land tenure security by applyi…
Income Groups, Social Capital, and Collective Action on Small-Scale Irrigation Facilities
This article examines whether relationships between social capital characteristics and the willingness of farmers to cooperate in collective action is moderated by the farmers' income level. We employed a structural equation model to analyze the influence of social capital components (social networks, interpersonal trust, social reciprocity, and social participation) on the willingness of farmers to cooperate in collective small-scale irrigation …
Do small and equally distributed farm sizes imply large resource misallocation? Evidence from wheat-maize double-cropping in the North China Plain
The egalitarian allocation of agricultural land and small operational farm sizes in rural China raise questions about the implications for overall productivity given that there exists potentially large heterogeneity in farm-level productivities. This paper examines to what extent land and capital are misallocated in a region in the North China Plain that is characterized by small and relatively equally distributed farm sizes. Using a survey data …
Trust or Control? The Role of Group Size in Governing Small-scale Irrigation Facilities
One of the key issues in collective action is whether stakeholders are able to realize commons governance through a trust-based mode or control-based mode. This paper, examines whether trust and control affect the commons governance for small-scale irrigation facilities, and the moderating effects of group size on the relationship between trust and control and cooperative performance. The data were collected from 504 households who participated i…
Nash bargaining solutions for international climate agreements under different sets of bargaining weights
Bargaining is a tool to share collaborative gains and to facilitate reaching agreement. To improve incentives to join an international climate agreement (ICA), the Nash bargaining solution can be used to distribute cooperative gains across signatories. In this paper, we examine how the formation of ICAs and their mitigation efficiency are impacted by the use of the Nash bargaining solution. In a Nash bargaining game with heterogeneous players, ba…
A Barometer of Society
I watched Aspirations with mixed feelings of joy and anxiety. After the uproar over the production erupted, I became worried. People like myself, who are concerned with writing about contemporary China's historical changes and transformations in social relationships, could not anticipate that something would be exposed in such an indoor television drama. We were taken by surprise. In my mind, the original creative intentions of those who produced…
The enlargement of the European Union
Nash bargaining solutions for international climate agreements under different sets of bargaining weights
Bargaining is a tool to share collaborative gains and to facilitate reaching agreement. To improve incentives to join an international climate agreement (ICA), the Nash bargaining solution can be used to distribute cooperative gains across signatories. In this paper, we examine how the formation of ICAs and their mitigation efficiency are impacted by the use of the Nash bargaining solution. In a Nash bargaining game with heterogeneous players, ba…
Evaluation of Climate Change Adaptation Alternatives for Smallholder Farmers in the Upper Blue-Nile Basin
Income Groups, Social Capital, and Collective Action on Small-Scale Irrigation Facilities
This article examines whether relationships between social capital characteristics and the willingness of farmers to cooperate in collective action is moderated by the farmers' income level. We employed a structural equation model to analyze the influence of social capital components (social networks, interpersonal trust, social reciprocity, and social participation) on the willingness of farmers to cooperate in collective small-scale irrigation …
Perceptions of Land Tenure Security in Rural China
Tenure security is commonly recognized as an important factor in stimulating long-term investments in land. Recent studies suggest that a distinction between legal, actual and perceived tenure security needs to be made in analyzing tenure security. This study discusses the relationships between legal, actual and perceived land tenure security in rural China, and empirically examines the impact of actual on perceived land tenure security by applyi…
Persistence of land reallocations in Chinese villages
Land reallocations have been severely restricted in rural China since 1998. Nevertheless, land continues to be reallocated in some regions. Little is known about the forces behind the persistence of land reallocations. In this paper we argue that village self-governance rules affect the implementation of national laws and regulations, and that the election of village leaders and villagers' knowledge of relevant policies are major forces in the us…
Risk communication, women’s participation and flood mitigation in Vietnam
Trust or Control? The Role of Group Size in Governing Small-scale Irrigation Facilities
One of the key issues in collective action is whether stakeholders are able to realize commons governance through a trust-based mode or control-based mode. This paper, examines whether trust and control affect the commons governance for small-scale irrigation facilities, and the moderating effects of group size on the relationship between trust and control and cooperative performance. The data were collected from 504 households who participated i…
Deeds and Words
We explore the mechanisms of the attitude-behavior paradox and how multiple stakeholders strategize to compromise their attitudes and behaviors. Through an instrumental variable probit model, we examine the effect of income heterogeneity and social ties on the farmers' attitude-behavior paradox for collective action. The empirical results demonstrate that weak and strong ties, income heterogeneity, interaction terms, education, community environm…
Do small and equally distributed farm sizes imply large resource misallocation? Evidence from wheat-maize double-cropping in the North China Plain
The egalitarian allocation of agricultural land and small operational farm sizes in rural China raise questions about the implications for overall productivity given that there exists potentially large heterogeneity in farm-level productivities. This paper examines to what extent land and capital are misallocated in a region in the North China Plain that is characterized by small and relatively equally distributed farm sizes. Using a survey data …
An economic-psychological perspective on perceived land tenure security
Land tenure security perceived by farmers is generally considered an important precondition for rural development. In this paper, we first propose a holistic framework of land tenure security that integrates Van Gelder’s tripartite view of tenure security with Ho’s credibility thesis. Following this framework, we empirically investigate the interrelation between the cognitive and the affective components of tenure security perceptions, and analyz…
Grandparenthood Penalty in Agriculture
Grandparenting is common globally, but it entails substantial costs of transferring time, financial and emotional resources and is said to cause a variety of labour market consequences for caregivers. This paper examines the effect of grandparents’ grandchild caregiving on their farm performance in rural China where grandparenting has historically been prevalent. Using a constructed panel data on potential grandparents’ grandparenting status from…
Economics (10 works) · Geography (8 works) · Business (6 works) · China (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Agriculture (5 works) · Land Rights and Reforms (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works)